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Hey guys,

I was wondering where I could get new metal badges from. The one on the bonnet's looking a bit tainted from oxidisation (lots of little speckles etc)...and I believe the 'GT' badges on the front guards are meant to be white/red? At the moment mine are just metal in colour - not sure whether they were faded from the sun or what.

I noticed there seems to be 2 stock front bars for R32 gts-t's and gts-4's...ones slightly bigger with a bottom lip (as attached)...where can I get one of these?

Last question, if I were to get a GTR front bar, would it be considerably lower than the rest of the car if I left the stock side-skirts on etc?

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You should be able to get the badges from a wrecker, but it could cost quite a lot. The badges on my gaurds are all silver. I think on the 33's, the ones with blue had turbo and red non turbo or something like that. I don't think that applies to 32's.

The GTR bar would/should be lower than the rest of the car if everything else is standard.

Adam - my 32 is a gts-4 also...are they meant to be silver?

I'm not sure what they're supposed to be, but mine are silver. I don't think they faded either. Some people have there badges in GOLD!!

Where's this r32 thread? I've been looking but can't find it.

Ok, aside from the badges etc...would I need to go to a wrecker to get one of these front bars with the bottom lip? ^pic in first post.^

Okay cool...I'm happy then, mine hasn't faded or anything as silver badges seem to exist haha.

So the front bar I want is an M-Spec/M-type front bar? I guess I'll have to get one from a wreckers then.

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